Not Guilty Pleas Entered By Prisoners At Trial
A garbled report notes defendants William Welt and Frederick Hines pleading not guilty before Judge Atwater in Gambier Sessions. Indictments accuse them of Mafia links and a shooting at a saloon. Bail set at $400 each. trials scheduled for November 13 and late November with various defendants facing arraignment and pretrial hearings.
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Frederick Hines
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Hines
Krowehal
Aial Demaganer
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Pee
Powder King Charges Women Slander Wife
In a high profile case, Ferp 9 the Puserttals Wem faces defamation claims from several women linked to the late mother in law of 2508. The alleged slander targets widow Muah LuPont and aims to end attacks on Mee and Dulont’s reputation. The Superior Vault damages cited total 266 fukn.
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Dulont
Tuesday's 2 Hour Sales At Second Hand
Auction style sale notes items offered at lower prices with limited Tuesday hours from 1 to 6 PM. Sellers advertise bargains on various goods and urge quick purchase before other customers. Local shoppers are urged to visit the Hon Square corner to inspect offerings.
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Katte Gargaine
Euch Aries
Howe
Tod FM
Misleading Statement From Democrats Stirs Budget Debate
A misrepresented claim from Democrats sparks scrutiny over city budgets and bonded debt. The report notes concerns about projected growth, tax implications, and the miscommunication surrounding bond issuance and debt service, highlighting officials and dates referenced in the dispute.
Gessner Attacks City Council and Party Line
A heated St Patrick's Church rally features Dean Gessner denouncing the City Council as rotten and the Democratic party blamed for national unrest. He cites corruption claims, proposes reforms, and warns of broad political manipulation amid local tensions.
One Killed and One Dying in Head-On Crash
A head-on automobile collision in New York left one person dead and another gravely injured. Police reported the drivers involved were from unspecified areas, and the crash occurred on a highway segment, with responders transporting the dying party to a local hospital. The investigation continued.
Laborer Severely Injured While Removing Central Rail Pipe
Moselle, a laborer living on Third Avenue, Tremley Point, was struck and knocked down by a 1,700 pound pipe during pipe removal. He was brought to the city and taken to the Central hospital, where his condition was said to be slightly improved this morning.
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Removine
Tremley Point
Dob
Moselle
Third Avenue
Cemerat
Paulhan Flies Three Hours to Tackle Trophy Race
The report notes Paulhan piloted a craft for about three hours toward the Michelin distance trophy, but fuel failed and the attempt ended abruptly. Details are unclear due to fragmented text, with mentions of a Farman airframe and related distance records.
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Len Tan
Tun Farman
Moo DaUban
Utedey
Ttyl
Wiloe
Tinear
Ninede Vauls Pan
Hersee
Tarmans
Saloon Evil Scorned by Ministers Debate
Testimony and rhetoric fill a Blaaheries meeting as ministers discuss the saloon evil and its social impact. The piece portrays heated advocacy for reform, urging voters to veto Christian influence and elect leaders who promise strong temperance measures. A vivid travel scene along the Hudson frames the era's moral discourse.
Third Jury Panel of October Term Drawn for Town Court
A fragment from a historic local newspaper lists the third jury panel for the October term drawn by Sheriff Kirklin before Judge Atwater. The roster includes dozens of names such as Newstead Adams Mayer Shulze Weihel McDonald Weaver Brosner Honnett Malier Tuckmaster Melewn Prova Fothuggerty Lang Kent Kline W Ben dotn Kaw McDowell Drake Doran Linke Wart ing McDongell Boageman Morse Brower Bon Weettutt Summit Denne Adams Minerson Wil sn Dasiell Hettielt Vreeland Miller Lat te Allman Wil Roselle Park West Phe Vere Crawford Batter Faulkner Tantlow Vanbivet Shurley Springfield Howard Olin Mountside Tarkhiret We Chak New Providence Lesser. The note mentions the jury will meet next Monday in the Court of Common Pleas.
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Atwater
Tinbethy Dohn Newstead
Wilkin Malier
Dames Tuckmaster
Melewn
Ant Prova
Willum Fothuggerty
Willuem Lang
Nathan M. “Wank M. Kent
Aesa Kline
Dodin W
Ben Vdotn
A. Kaw
William McDowell Drake
Joseph Doran
Planted Frank Linke
Lews Warting
Hugh MecDongell
Samuel Boageman
Sesepit J. Morse
Lorenai Dr. Brower
David C. Bon
Wentilehd
Alfred Phutz
Lani Mettield
Benjamin
George W. Denne
James T. Adams
Edward Minerson
Andrew Wilsn
Tahway
Dasiell Hettielt
Theodore Vreeland
Mans 1
Miller
Wotan Latte
Hoieelle
Agile Allman
George Wil
West Point Burglary Leads to Fatal Football Escape
A bold burglary near West Point ends amid football drama as the thief escapes by a long leap during a chaotic scene. Police investigate injuries and fatalities linked to the incident, with hospital reports noting multiple broken bones and serious wounds among involved parties.
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West Point
Wilkosky Wins Case In Philadelphia Public Ledger Note
A historical item reports Wilkosky prevailing in a legal matter with attorney Charles A. Frimble for Wilkosky and Connally for Fopy A. The piece mentions a subpime judge and references Philadelphia Public Ledger as the publication. The language is garbled but centers on a court outcome and involved parties.
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Whittemare
Brunk Wilkosky
Charles A. Frimble
Connally
Mine Explosion Kills Twelve at Cambria Shaft
Reports say a methane explosion at the Cambria Steel Company's mine near here killed twelve miners and injured one, with rescuers facing smoke as bodies were found near the entrance. The blast halted work as authorities investigate the cause and assess road and site conditions.
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le Bartios
Tiers
Cambria Steel Company
Hobart Ture
Aline
Peetor Williams
Tae West
Avnaniite
Randy Aon
Alin Cid
Laon
Weathering Rain Forecast Ahead of Election Day
Fragmented regional forecast notes indicate likely rain across the area on election day with variable wind patterns and cooler temperatures. The report references multiple towns and agencies but lacks finalized timing and amounts, suggesting hold for official updates.
Moon Resentment Rife In County Political Skirmish
Fragmentary report shows J D Moon vociferously opposing certain Republican candidates and backing Democratic options. The unsettled scene features letters, public meetings, and strong local sentiment as leaders and voters weigh Moon’s stance and its impact on the November election.
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Aekige
Heithens Fovale
Hyer
Chun
Cromford
County
Tamer
Monere
Republican Assembly
Bienes
Selwarts
Moon
Miro Moon
Chompeon
Weson
Phompson
Maan
Phompaon
Sheimpson
Wall Street Mystery Text Fragment and Postman Exchange
A fragmented newspaper snippet outlines a Wall Street scene and a letter delivery exchange. The postman asks where the mother is and references old wardrobe items, while a local store ad appears amid the garbled text from the unlabeled page.
Probable Vote Fraud Arrests Reported in City
A chaotic scanned item details alleged vote fraud with 164 arrests noted. It cites ward-level concerns, polling place irregularities, and the handling of suspected floaters at CheahGe precincts and related headquarters.
Companion of Peary Appears in Elizabeth
Matthew Henson, the only American with Commodore Peary at the North Pole, appears in Lean's Theatre this week to discuss why he seeks the Far North. He questions the journal claim that the outward trip and return differed due to luggage and mission logistics.
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Commodore Heary
North Pole
Lean's Theatre
Cook
le Goneney
Poly
England's Vice Consul Fires On Dutch Mob
Report cites England's vice consul shooting into a mob of Dutch during a disturbance near a shipping route. The incident occurred as tensions rose over regional trade lanes and policing actions. Eyewitnesses described a chaotic scene with protests and a volley of shots exchanged near the quay as authorities attempted to disperse crowds.
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